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2002 Spring Program
COMFORTING AND SUSTAINING THE TRAUMATIZED:
Caring for Ourselves While Caring for Others

A forum for caregivers to express their own reaction to September 11, and how it has affected their work with families and young children.

Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology
221 Rivermoor Street
West Roxbury, MA

Saturday, May 18, 2002

A HALF-DAY PROGRAM
Lecture
Videotaped Examples
Interactive Discussion

PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN TO:

Examine the range of responses to catastrophic events.

Discuss strategies for dealing with caregiver's responses while working with families to adapt and foster resilience.

 

Registration and Coffee 8:30am
Presenter 9:00am
JEAN BELLOWS, M. Ed., Psy. D.

Break

10:30am

Small Group sessions with Facilitators

10:45am

Facilitators Panel & Question and Answer 12:00pm
Program concludes at 1:15pm
PRESENTER

Jean Bellows, M.Ed., Psy.D. has worked professionally in the field of adult and family trauma for thirty years. She is co-founder of Trauma Recovery Associates in Boston. She teaches and supervises clinicians and post-doctoral students at the HRI/Arbour Trauma Center as an instructor in Psychiatry at Boston University. Her research focuses on children's dissociative responses to trauma.

Note: Some of this material may be experienced as stressful or may evoke past stressful experiences. Should that occur, faculty will be available for a period of time at the workshop's conclusion to respons to participants' experience. They will direct individuals to appropriate therapeutic resources, if necessary.



PANEL OF FACILITATORS

Joseph Cunningham, PhD

Arnold M. Kerzner, MD

Heather Davis, RN, MS, CS

Frances V. Mervyn, PhD

Barbara DiVitto, PhD

Gail Price, PhD

Marilyn Frazer, MA, LICSW

Nancy Terres, RN, MS, PhD

 



Preregistration is required. After May 8, add a late fee of $10. No registration confirmations will be mailed.

Refund requests must be received in writing by May 8. $25 of the fee is non-refundable.

Work/Study Scholarships are available. Call BIDIP at 617/484-6603.

Continuing Education Credits*:

Psychologists

4 hours

Educators

4 hours PDP Certificate

Social Workers

4 hours (applied for*)

Nurses

4.8 contact hours

Licensed Mental Health Counselors

4 hours (applied for*)


* Call BIDIP at (617)484-6603 for status of CEUs offered.

Registrants must attend the entire workshop to receive continuing education credit.

Emergency Phone Number: 617/327-6777, ask for BIDIP conference

Free Parking


 

 
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